National Bank Holdings Corp. — parent of Bank Midwest and Community Banks of Colorado — has released its first financial report as a public company, registering a loss due to costs associated with its initial public offering in September.

The Greenwood Village-based company (NYSE: NBHC) moved its headquarters to Colorado recently from Boston.

Shares for the IPO were sold by stockholders, so the company didn’t receive any of the proceeds. However, it was responsible for the cost of the IPO — $10.8 million after taxes.

The costs contributed to the company’s third-quarter net loss of $7.9 million, or 15 cents a share.

"During the third quarter, we were pleased to have achieved a key corporate milestone with the successful completion of our IPO by listing on the New York Stock Exchange," President and CEO Tim Laney said in a release.